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Not so. Fraud requires an intent to deceive to make unlawful (or unfair) gains. They're probably just abiding by the license of the data or struggling with a te
by hkt 5y ago
Not so. Fraud requires an intent to deceive to make unlawful (or unfair) gains. They're probably just abiding by the license of the data or struggling with a technical limitation.
- EricE 5y agolol - fraud isn't purely limited to gains. Where the heck did you get that from? Fraud comes into play any time someone intentionally tries to mislead - for whatever reason. And there has been plenty of fraud around energy reporting - again, for various reasons.
- magicalist 5y ago> fraud isn't purely limited to gains. Where the heck did you get that from? The common and legal definition of "fraud".
- hkt 5y agoYep, this. Fraud is not a synonym of "lie" or "wrong".
- JonChesterfield 5y agoSomeone is gaining from wind farms claiming power output numbers they don't produce. This website is grossly overestimating the output of wind farms. Seems plausible there's a relationship between those.